Examples of using De-institutionalisation in English and their translations into German
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To what extent has de-institutionalisation progressed?
What progress has the Commission made to date as regards the recommendations of the study drawn up on the de-institutionalisation of persons with disabilities?
Long term social care and de-institutionalisation exploratory opinion requested by the Latvian Presidency.
Recommends that the right of young persons with disabilities to live independently bepromoted and that Structural Funds be used to support de-institutionalisation and encourage community living.
Answer to a written question- Financing de-institutionalisation of mental patients- E-6226/2008.
The case for de-institutionalisation of disabled people placed in large residential institutions will be further supported.
We do not have the figures at our disposal but,as I have already said, de-institutionalisation is the principle we follow and we will continue to follow that path.
De-institutionalisation works best when backed by adequate healthcare provision healthcare, and long-term care and support services in the community, to cope with the growing demand.
In the current programming period,the European Social and Regional Development Funds are supporting some de-institutionalisation schemes and the switch-over from residential care to community-based services.
It is also clear that de-institutionalisation forms a part of all European strategies in this field, including those that are funded by our financial instruments.
Recommends that the right of young persons with disabilities to live independently be promoted and calls on the Member States andthe European Commission to use the structural funds to encourage de-institutionalisation and community-based care.
I am thinking in particular of cases of de-institutionalisation in the United States where this route, in the absence of corresponding safety provisions, has proved to be very controversial.
The results of a study20 on the costs of CBS(care, health and support), due at the end of 2007,will feed into the dialogue with the Council of Europe21 on the de-institutionalisation of children with disabilities.
For both of us, the way forward is de-institutionalisation, in other words transferring care as much as possible to local authorities, the community and of course families.
These projects provide support for Eastern Europe, the Middle East and ACP countries and concentrate on people with mental and physical disabilities, capacity-building, community rehabilitation, the rights of disabled people, social inclusion,poverty reduction, de-institutionalisation, etc.
We must be coherent in our approach to de-institutionalisation and integrate children into society, and we must put our funding into community-based approaches in the future.
So far, the PSG had held three meetings, worked on two opinions(SOC/527 European Accessibility Act, and SOC/538, Concluding Observations of the UN CRPD Committee to the EU, with two respective hearings),and was planning to two country visits one in Latvia, on 7-8 July, on de-institutionalisation, and one in Greece, in October, on migrants with disabilities.
De-institutionalisation strategies need to be followed up by the development of alternative community-based services, since without services there can be no improvement; persons with disabilities become homeless people.
On the other hand, it is a goal that has to be achieved gradually and in a very organic way because,as I have already said, de-institutionalisation that lacks corresponding safety provisions may conversely worsen the position of disabled people, as has been demonstrated in many countries around the world.
The de-institutionalisation of the region, the loss of prestige of parties and politicians, the strong upsurge in certain populist movements and tyranny that have caused so many problems in Latin America are all worrying.
At the request of the Latvian Council Presidency, the European Economic and Social Committee is drawing up this opinion on long-term care and deinstitutionalisation so that its views can be taken into account inconnection with the preparatory work for the conference on"De-institutionalisation practices and further development of European social care policy.
Indeed, de-institutionalisation itself does not automatically guarantee an improved quality of life and autonomy: they are only guaranteed when de-institutionalisation is replaced by community services of a corresponding quality and standard.
We welcome the fact that the Committee has decided to draw up opinions on the Latvian Presidency's priorities: implementing the Europe 2020 strategy and achieving its goals;long-term care and de-institutionalisation; the forthcoming review of the EU-Central Asia strategy; and the climate and energy policy framework for the period 2020-2030 with reference to the development of agriculture and forestry.
I can only tell you that, as regards de-institutionalisation to bring disabled people into society and not leave them in institutions, we have tried to make the Commission staff responsible for discussions with the Member States aware of these aspects.
Thomas Gass launched the publication titled“10 Steps Forward to De-institutionalisation” in the presence of other ambassadors and staff of Diplomatic Missions, Nepal Government officials, UNICEF and non-profit organisations involved in working with children in institutions.
Will the current policies increase the de-institutionalisation of the state and possibly result in further erosion of state power, de-politicisation of society, suppression of the opposition and intensification of the authoritarian tendency in Turkish politics?